Choose the best description of what a WordPress backup plugin does.
Think about what you need if your website crashes or data is lost.
A backup plugin saves copies of your website's files and database so you can restore your site if something goes wrong.
What happens when you set up scheduled backups in a WordPress backup plugin?
Scheduling means something happens on its own at certain times.
Scheduling backups means the plugin will automatically create backups at the times you choose, so you don't have to remember to do it yourself.
Given these options, which is the most likely cause a backup plugin fails to finish backing up your site?
Think about what is needed to save a backup file on your server.
If the server runs out of space, the backup plugin cannot save the backup files, causing the process to fail.
After restoring a backup, what should you expect your WordPress site to look like?
Restoring a backup means going back to a previous version.
Restoring a backup should bring your entire site—files, database, plugins, themes—back to the exact state it was when the backup was created.
Which code snippet correctly calls a backup plugin's function named run_backup() to start a backup?
<?php // Choose the correct line to trigger backup ?>
Remember PHP function calls need parentheses and are case-sensitive.
In PHP, functions are called by their exact name followed by parentheses. run_backup(); correctly calls the function.